Description
Nestled off Vietnam’s southern coast, Con Dao Islands are a breathtaking archipelago of 16 islands featuring untouched beaches, crystal-clear waters, and deep historical heritage. Once a colonial prison, Con Dao has become a peaceful paradise where visitors can dive among coral reefs, hike tropical forests, and visit sacred memorials. It’s a destination that beautifully blends nature, culture, and remembrance.
Highlights
- Con Dao Prison Complex – Explore the infamous “Tiger Cages” and learn about Vietnam’s struggle for independence.
- Dam Trau Beach – Soft golden sand, turquoise sea, and airplanes landing nearby create a unique photo moment.
- Hang Duong Cemetery – A moving site honoring national heroes, including Vo Thi Sau.
- Bay Canh Island – Famous for its coral reefs and sea turtle nesting season (June–September).
- Con Dao National Park – A haven for hiking, wildlife spotting, and photography.
- Bai Nhat Beach – A stunning spot for sunset views.
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Top Activities & Experiences
Snorkeling & Diving
Explore colorful coral reefs and marine life around Bay Canh and Hon Tai Islands with local guides.
Trekking in Con Dao National Park
Hike through tropical rainforest trails to reach So Ray Plantation or Ong Dung Beach.
Historical Prison Tour
Visit the Con Dao Prison Complex and the “Tiger Cages” to learn about Vietnam’s resilience.
Turtle Watching (Bay Canh Island)
Witness endangered sea turtles nesting and hatching between June – September.
Kayaking & Island Hopping
Paddle through calm waters and explore secluded beaches on smaller islands.


